Napkin with the history of the Lost Son; Napkin of linen damask with the history of the Lost Son. Midfield: the symmetrically doubled pattern shows six scenes from bottom to top: 1 The father addresses the eldest son in the court; 2 The father says goodbye to his youngest son; who is on horseback. 3 The banquet in the pleasure arbor. The son is seated behind a long table in the midst of women and comrades. In the background; the hostess marks the digestion on a slate. 4 The plundered young man is chased away by two women; among others with brooms. Caption LUCAS XV CAP. 5 The son eats from a pig trough in the yard. 6 The father goes to meet his penitent son before the gate. The father is dressed in a 16th-century costume: a wide men's coat with a lying collar; a flat feathered hat and constricted balloon sleeves. Standing edges: symmetrically doubled and separated by a line with flowers; fruits and various birds; beyond: block edge; the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15: 11-32); anonymous; Brabant; c. 1800 - c. 1899; linen (material); damask; l 117 cm x w 88 cm